Is it one of those things that drones in the background for "indian" type music?? I recorded one of those once but it didn't look like that....much older.
I've seen some pretty creative labelling on controls, but I think this is the first time I've ever seem a variable control labeled "Ladies" and "Gents". Hmm. What could this knob possibly be controlling?
I've seen some pretty creative labelling on controls, but I think this is the first time I've ever seem a variable control labeled "Ladies" and "Gents". Hmm. What could this knob possibly be controlling?
DP
It didn't seem to do anything. Everything is so politically correct these days!
I recently recorded one of these boxes. Had the male/female button. It looked more like a car battery charger than a keyboard, though.
It had a tiny little speaker behind a series of vents in the side of the box.
It was providing background for a young woman who sang Indian classical music. In her style, the electronic tanpura is generally considered a practice tool, and I am sure if they had the budget they would have gotten a real tanpura player. CDs of the tanpura drone are also sold.
Rather than close mic it like a guitar amp or take it direct, we recorded it with room mics. That helped it sound less electronic.
these boxes are popular with the techno and trance crowd as well.